Smokers could be fined for smoking in cars with kids
Some New Jersey lawmakers want to add more restrictions to where people are allowed to smoke. A new proposal would make it illegal to smoke cigarettes inside a car if one of the passengers is younger
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Jun 3, 2015, 5:22 AM
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Updated 3,417 days ago
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Some New Jersey lawmakers want to add more restrictions to where people are allowed to smoke.
A new proposal would make it illegal to smoke cigarettes inside a car if one of the passengers is younger than 16 years old.
Smokers who violate the rule would be fined $100, but would not get any points on their license.
The bill has yet to come up for a hearing in the legislature.
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